Wow, Hollywood took a shit. They ate that shit and then shit that out. They took that shit and recorded it then named it S. Darko. This is me talking the movie UP. Let's play a game where you guess who I am: I get a whole bunch of new upcoming stars from teenie magazines and steal a pretty cool story from a previous movie (The Original Donnie Darko) and go so far as to even steal one of the…

If it's one thing Fincher knows how to do in regards to cinematography, it's EVERYTHING! Seriously, he can cap any genre and make a model for what most envious directors wish they could hit the realm of. Immediately from the opening of the movie, one can tell that the Dragon Tattoo series gets a major overhaul into the direction of getting the *Professional* touch it so deserves. Acting was brilliant. Directing was magnificent. Sound was by Trent Reznor. I don't…

Nolan, is there anything you can't do? You could take a shit in a toilet, use your intriguing camera angles, sound effects, slowed frame rate and massive musical score to turn it into a major motion epic. That being said, let's talk about one of the most brilliant pieces of cinema to dawn our time.
The Prestige from the surface is about Robert Angier (Jackman) driving himself into delusional madness while trying to figure out the key to the ultimate…

I was amazed how often I found myself laughing out loud during this film. From the zany beginning involving a makeshift explosive being tossed in front of a glorified rent-a-cop to even some of the slap stick obviously direct occurrences I found the direction and definitely the acting solid enough to keep my attention entertained throughout the film. Great acting and good direction aside, I felt the movie lacked certain emotional dialogue that could have been easily placed to make…